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Regulate Social Media? Jonathan Haidt Debates Robby Soave
Is it possible that platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram are causing harm to Americans? Jonathan Haidt was joined by Robby Soave for an […]
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Poll: Americans Overwhelmingly Do Not Want Biden Forcing U.S. Into Major Role in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
According to new polls, Americans don’t want Biden leading the U.S. to play a significant role in the Russia/Ukraine conflict. According to a new survey […]
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Does the Government Need To Fix Social Media? A Soho Forum Debate
Do platforms like Facebook and Twitter harm Americans in ways government regulation can correct? Jonathan Haidt and Robby Save debated in Oxford style about government […]
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By Forcing U.C. Berkeley to Cut Enrollment, Have California’s NIMBYs Finally Gone Too Far?
Berkeley activists who are “Not In My Backyard” (NIMBY), may win the battle but lose the war on their legal campaign to stop Berkeley’s student […]
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‘Full-Scale War’ Begins as Russia Attacks Cities Around Ukraine
Nobody believed Russian President Vladimir Putin’s announcement earlier in the week that open Russian troop advancement into Ukraine’s eastern Ukraine was part of a peacekeeping […]
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The Academic Freedom Podcast #13 on Texas and Tenure
The Academic Freedom Alliance now has a brand new episode available of The Academic Freedom Podcast. You can subscribe via your favourite platform to ensure […]
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Damage Control: How To Handle Being Arrested Seamlessly
The thought process of people that are being arrested can be very scrambled at times. As soon as you engage with police, they are trying […]
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Today in Supreme Court History: February 24, 1930
2-24/1930: Chief justice Charles Evans Hughes swears. Charles Evans Hughes, Chief Justice Reason.com first published the post Today in Supreme Court History, February 24, 1930
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Secret Surveillance Warrants Remain Secret
Since nearly a decade, American Civil Liberties Unions (ACLU), has tried to break the seal that has been enclosing the foreign intelligence warrants court’s operations. […]
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Brickbat: When It Absolutely Doesn't Have To Be There Overnight
It is likely that the San Francisco Board of Supervisors will adopt an 18-month moratorium for new delivery services. It is intended to slow down […]